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Angstrom Automotive - USA

Automation Maintenance Specialist — CNC Mills and Welding Robots

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What they do

An Industrial Automation Technician repairs and maintains the computer-controlled systems and robotic devices used within industrial and commercial facilities to reduce human intervention and maximize efficiency. Their duties require knowledge of electronics, mechanics and computers.

$70,751 / year median in Michigan

+16% projected growth

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Automation Maintenance Specialist — CNC Mills and Welding Robots Angstrom Automotive - USA Taylor, MI Job Details $28 - $34 an hour 4 hours ago Benefits Flexible schedule Qualifications Robot troubleshooting Manufacturing plant facilities maintenance experience PLC-based control system operation Staff supervision Millwright Robotic welding Microsoft Excel Safety protocol adherence Industrial equipment diagnostics Team leadership Pneumatic machine repair Coaching Word embeddings Industrial electrical systems Industrial equipment troubleshooting High school diploma or GED Compressor maintenance and repair Documentation tools Troubleshooting hydraulic systems Electrical equipment corrective maintenance Electrical control system maintenance Productivity software Training Sensors CNC machine maintenance Production troubleshooting Full Job Description Automation Maintenance Specialist — CNC Mills and Welding Robots Can you pinpoint a failing sensor before it stops a line? Do you enjoy bringing a stubborn CNC HMC back to spec and then documenting exactly how you did it? Are you motivated by improving OEE through smart fixes and teamwork? Your impact Own corrective, preventive, and daily maintenance for robotic welding cells, CNC HMC machines, SPMs, assembly machines, press assembly, compressors, and facility equipment—with minimal supervision. Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic issues, resolve faults rapidly, and keep production moving. Perform repairs and full or partial rebuilds as scheduled; capture accurate notes, parts used, and follow-up actions. Participate actively in continuous improvement to elevate equipment reliability and overall plant OEE; partner effectively across teams. What you need to succeed High School Diploma or equivalent. Proven experience diagnosing and fixing CNC HMC mills (Makino / Moriseiki), welding robots, press assembly systems, compressors, and general facility equipment. Completion of industrial maintenance mechanical/hydraulic coursework or equivalent practical experience. Working knowledge of sensors, PLC logic, hydraulics, pneumatics, electrical circuits, and complex machinery. Ability to coach, train, lead, direct, instruct, and discipline employees when required. Strong awareness of MIOSHA and applicable government safety requirements; models safe behavior. Comfortable using Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint to document work and share information. Excellent communication, organization, time management, and a strong sense of urgency and self-motivation. Working conditions Stand for long periods on the shop floor. Lift and carry up to 50 pounds. Work flexible hours and be available for 1st or 2nd shift coverage. Why this role? You'll be the go-to problem solver on highly automated equipment—keeping complex CNC and welding systems running at their best while building a culture of reliability and continuous improvement.